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Our Programs

TOC Programs support students' whole selves by enhancing well-being in body, mind, and spirit. We focus on the factors that impact students' ability to thrive in their college/university setting, and in their future lives.

Some of the most important topics on our radar right now are:

  • Many students have insecure access to adequate food and other basic necessities. While people don't always associate such needs with students at competitive and residential schools, the high cost of higher education means that many students are sacrificing their basic needs in order to work toward a better future.

  • College may seem to come with a built-in group of friends, supportive peers, and adults dedicated to student development. The reality is that it is very easy to feel alone, no matter how many people are physically around you. This is especially true in competitive environments where students often feel inadequate or insecure about how they measure up - imposter syndrome is common, and isolating.

  • Stress and distress have a cumulative impact. The need for stress reduction tools, along with resources providing a sense of identity, meaning, and purpose apart from one's grades, is crucial to maintaining student well-being on campus.

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Meaningful Meals

We feed bodies and souls by building community around a shared meal for 80+ students weekly

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Meal Kits

To address food insecurity while enhancing life skills, we provide food and recipes for students to take home

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Living On Purpose

We help students connect with a sense of meaning and purpose through individual and group activities

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Labyrinth Lab

Labyrinths help students integrate mind, body and spirit, find clarity and focus, and lower levels of stress

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Giving Back

Giving back and making a difference support both personal and community development for students

CONTACT US

Please don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like to learn more, participate, or contribute to our mission!

1555 Massachusetts Ave.

Cambridge, MA 02138

Phone: 1-617-252-1780

info@thriveoncampus.org              or          revnhill@mit.edu

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